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I am considering getting the RUT 950 or the 955. My application is a follows: I need to use a product that can give me as much stability as possible for my network. As a result I would like to use 2 x sim and also the lan connection to be utilised. By doing so does it mean that it toggles between the 2 x sim and the lan and give me the most stable output at any one point of time which I can receive from the 3 x ethernet. Please Kindly advise. Does your product help us manage this to its best possible manner.
 

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Hi,

Yes, RUT950 should do all of that just fine. It has a failover functionality that will toggle between SIMs if there's a loss of signal, data limit, reaching SMS limit and even more.

All the switching conditions are available for review here: https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/RUT950_Mobile#SIM_Switching

Also, you will be able to switch between interfaces, so in case your operator dies on the mobile side - you can switch to Wired WAN or WiFi.

https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/RUT950_WAN#Failover_Configuration

If you want to reach even more stability - I highly recommend RUTX12, which as a product is performing even better, because of its better memory and CPU, but the main feature of RUTX12 is two active modems. With two modems you will be able to run both SIM cards at the same time without switching between them, so you should see almost unnoticeable failover functionality as it doesn't require time to switch into another modem (that is already working).

In any case, I really recommend that you read our wiki, as you will find most of this information there:

https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/Main_Page

Hope this helps.

EB.